Epoxy Resin Flooring for Garages

We cover every part of the country with one point of contact

You deal with one friendly team from the first call to the final handover. We travel nationwide, so a garage in Cornwall gets the same care as one in Leeds. Every project starts with a clear plan and straight answers.

Your garage does more jobs than it used to

In 2025, 25% of households in England had no car, 42% had one and 33% had two or more. Even so, only around 9% of vehicles were parked in garages overnight in 2024, down from 22% in 2002. A garage now holds heavy tools, bikes, gym kit and a workshop corner, so the floor has to work harder.

That is why more owners now upgrade the garage floor. For a home or a business, a good floor makes the space easier to use every day. And England had about 25.83 million dwellings in 2025, which is a huge pool of homes with a garage, driveway, or utility area that could use a tougher floor.

We cater for all of them, from a single garage to a double. Your project gets the same level of care either way.

We check your slab and offer advice before we quote

We look at your existing floor, test for moisture, and check the surface for cracks. Then we offer advice on the best system for how you use the space. We provide a clear written quote for your project, with no surprises.

Preparation comes first because it decides how long the floor lasts

Surface preparation is essential because skipping it leads to bubbling and peeling. We use diamond grinding or shot blasting to open up the concrete surface and remove laitance, the weak top layer that blocks resin adhesion. We repair cracks, fill holes, and clean the slab so the new coating bonds to a sound substrate.

The key is a strong foundation. A properly prepared slab holds the whole floor and copes better with movement. We never rush this stage.

Primer, epoxy, and topcoat go on in the right order

Primer goes down first, which helps adhesion and stops bubbling. Then the epoxy is applied, mixed to exact ratios, because a wrong mix will not cure or perform. We finish with a clear topcoat that boosts abrasion resistance, chemical resistance, and long-term durability.

Good application depends on timing, so we plan every coating before we start. That is how we ensure each coating bonds to the one below.

Curing time is short, and we never rush it

Curing time is key, because the new floor needs it before cars and other heavy vehicles drive on it. Full chemical resistance only arrives after complete curing, so we provide clear dates. Once it is installed and cured, you drive straight back in.

Pick the colours and look that suit your garage

We offer a wide range of colours and flake finishes, so your garage looks as good as it works. Creating the right aesthetic is easy, and the coating still does its job underneath.

High-build epoxy resin coatings provide an extra-thick protective layer. Flow-applied epoxy gives you a durable surface that is easy to clean, which is perfect for any garage that sees daily wear.

Choose an anti-slip finish for wet or oily garages

There is no such thing as a simple "non-slip epoxy". Specialist flooring guidance says slip resistance depends on surface roughness, contamination, washing and footwear. So we add anti-slip aggregate or a textured finish when your garage is likely to get wet or oily.

Standards matter more if you run a workshop

The Health and Safety Executive says floors must suit the work done on them and stay in good condition, with slip risk in mind where contamination is likely. The UK Slip Resistance Group published its Issue 6 guidance in 2024, and it refers to BS EN 16165:2021 for measuring slip resistance. Industry guidance for resin floors, including BS 8204-6, also covers chemical resistance, moisture, preparation, and slip resistance, and we install with it in mind.

Based on our recent projects, a typical garage costs about £80 per m², with most jobs falling between £50 and £120 per m². A single garage of 15 to 18 m² usually comes to about £1,400. A double garage of 30 to 36 m² usually comes to about £2,950.

This price is a rough guide, and the actual cost varies with your slab, size, and finish. Contact us for a free quote, and we will provide a fixed price.

What moves your price up or down

• Slab condition: cracks, holes, and old coatings need extra repair and preparation
• Moisture: a damp slab needs a moisture-suppressing primer, which adds cost
• Finish: a plain coating costs less than decorative flake or a poured, high-build system

A bigger floor also costs less per m², because set-up time spreads across more space. That is worth knowing if you want a garage and a utility room done in one visit.

A comprehensive service from survey to handover

We offer a comprehensive service for every home and business. It covers the survey, preparation, repair, priming, application, topcoat, and a final walk-round with you. One team does it all, so nothing falls between trades for our clients. As experienced epoxy resin flooring contractors, we provide a complete service from start to finish.

Installers who know how epoxy behaves

Our epoxy resin flooring installers know that epoxy can last for decades when it is installed well. They mix to the right ratios, work in the right conditions, and explain each step in plain English. Professional fitting is where a floor is won or lost, and a clear topcoat finishes it off.

Honest guidance, even if it saves you money

We offer a range of systems, so if a cheaper one gives you the durability you need, we tell you. A roller coating does the job for many homes, and a poured floor can be overkill. You get an honest quote, never a push.

Ready for a garage floor that handles oil, damp, and daily life? Ironpour Resin Flooring can help. Contact us for a free quote, and we will tell you exactly what your floor needs. Don't hesitate to send photos or ask questions first.

Our friendly team covers the whole UK, including London and Manchester. Get in touch using this page, and we will take it from there.